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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Codon usage analysis"”.

  1. Improvements in codon usage analysis for a more detailed understanding of genome content and horizontal gene transfer

    … amino acids to be encoded by multiple synonymous codons. Genes can vary in their utilization of synonymous codons, and this provides a basis of comparison for studying the compositional histories and evolution of genomes. The original goal of this dissertation work was to study the effects of …

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  2. Genome evolutionary studies of the Salmonella enterica serovars: implications for the dynamics of horizontal gene transfer, the pangenome concept, and bacterial and archaeal taxonomy

    … loss processes. Chapters 2 and 3 describe the codon usage studies of the horizontally acquired genes of S .enterica. Chapter 2 provides the first known quantitative evidence that some groups of closely related, but traditionally distinct species derive the plurality of their recently …

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  3. Gene Expression Control for Synthetic Patterning of Bacterial Populations and Plants

    … expression control in the liverwort: I analyzed codon usage across the transcriptome of M. polymorpha, and used insights gained to design codon-optimized fluorescent reporters successfully expressed from its nuclear and chloroplast genomes. For targeting of bacteriophage T7 RNA polymerase to …

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